interactive-mcp

<description> Start an intensive chat session for gathering multiple answers quickly from the user. **Highly recommended** for scenarios requiring a sequence of related inputs or confirmations. Very useful for gathering multiple answers from the user in a short period of time. Especially useful for brainstorming ideas or discussing complex topics with the user. </description> <importantNotes> - (!important!) Opens a persistent console window that stays open for multiple questions. - (!important!) Returns a session ID that **must** be used for subsequent questions via 'ask_intensive_chat'. - (!important!) **Must** be closed with 'stop_intensive_chat' when finished gathering all inputs. - (!important!) After starting a session, **immediately** continue asking all necessary questions using 'ask_intensive_chat' within the **same response message**. Do not end the response until the chat is closed with 'stop_intensive_chat'. This creates a seamless conversational flow for the user. </importantNotes> <whenToUseThisTool> - When you need to collect a series of quick answers from the user (more than 2-3 questions) - When setting up a project with multiple configuration options - When guiding a user through a multi-step process requiring input at each stage - When gathering sequential user preferences - When you want to maintain context between multiple related questions efficiently - When brainstorming ideas with the user interactively </whenToUseThisTool> <features> - Opens a persistent console window for continuous interaction - Supports starting with an initial question - Configurable timeout for each question (set via -t/--timeout, defaults to 30 seconds) - Returns a session ID for subsequent interactions - Keeps full chat history visible to the user - Maintains state between questions </features> <bestPractices> - Use a descriptive session title related to the task - Start with a clear initial question when possible - Do not ask the question if you have another tool that can answer the question - e.g. when you searching file in the current repository, do not ask the question "Do you want to search for a file in the current repository?" - e.g. prefer to use other tools to find the answer (Cursor tools or other MCP Server tools) - Always store the returned session ID for later use - Always close the session when you're done with stop_intensive_chat </bestPractices> <parameters> - sessionTitle: Title for the intensive chat session (appears at the top of the console) </parameters> <examples> - Start session for project setup: { "sessionTitle": "Project Configuration" } </examples>